Category Archives: Learning

Resilience Building

Stop the coup in the United States! Vote! Resist! Persist! I love the following quote from Enlightened Aging: “The path to healthy aging is not centered on the consumption of health care services. The path is instead centered on developing the ability to … Continue reading

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Courting by Flute

Stop the coup in the United States! Vote! Resist! Persist! After taking several photos of Horseshoe Bend near Page, AZ, I was ready for a craft beer. Consulting Google Maps I found that Grand Canyon Brewery had a restaurant nearby. I settled … Continue reading

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Touring the West and Southwest United States

Stop the coup in the United States! Vote! Resist! Persist! During the February gray, cold, rainy season in Seattle, I had enough. I had to go find some sun and 80 degree weather. At this time of year, about the only place … Continue reading

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Slow Food Cooking in San Gimignano

As we sipped a Borgogno Barolo on the outdoor patio of our room at Agriturismo Il Casolare di Bucciano outside of San Gimignano, we got around to discussing what we wanted to do for dinner. I pulled up Google maps … Continue reading

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How do you see/read a Cathedral?

In my Threads feed, I am delighting in the wide range of photographers and artists I am learning from. I am particularly enjoying the watercolors of Thomas Wells Schaller. I quickly purchased his book Architect of Light. As I read about his … Continue reading

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SoDoToTAO Examples

Covid Deaths in U.S.:  1,109,679   Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! I am doing it again. OMG, I am doing it again. During my morning free writing, I realized that my SoDoToTAO process was at work exploring ChatGPT and GPT … Continue reading

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The Power of See One, Do One, Teach One: How to Maximize Your Learning Potential

Covid Deaths in U.S.:  1,106,640    Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! ‍ Are you looking to maximize your learning potential? See one, do one, teach one is an effective and powerful learning strategy that can help you reach your full … Continue reading

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Becoming an expert via GPT

Covid Deaths in U.S.:  1,106,607    Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! After spending sixteen hours writing the previous blog post (“Becoming an Expert“), I decided to see what GPT Chat and Writesonic could produce. I asked GPT Chat to explain … Continue reading

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Becoming an Expert

Covid Deaths in U.S.:  1,106,378    Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! “Once he understood that it wasn’t knowledge that was power, but the application of it, his life had completely changed.” – Act of War by Brad Thor In Malcolm … Continue reading

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Celebrating Memorial Day 2022 with Nature

Covid Deaths in U.S.:  1,001,313         Get Vaccinated! Stop the War in Ukraine! Memorial Day “dawned” gray and rainy (like most of the last six months). I enticed my bride into taking a drive to Sequim, WA, which resides in … Continue reading

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